Siesta Key Chapel

About this church

Siesta Key Chapel is a Sarasota worshiping community with an island setting, a chapel known as “God’s Tree House,” and a history reaching back to 1970. The congregation began without its own building, meeting in a school auditorium before developing a sanctuary, Sunday School rooms, nursery, fellowship hall, kitchen, offices, and meeting space. Music, events, fellowship, and community participation continue that history of shared persistence.

The current homepage advertises Chapel on the Beach at 8:30 a.m. and worship in the chapel at 10:00, describing one church with two services. The dedicated Sunday-services page only repeats the 10:00 chapel gathering, so beach-service visitors should confirm its current location and seasonal availability before arriving. Chapel worship at 10:00 is the consistently published year-round hour. The events page includes community activities such as a ukulele group, while the music page explains participation in worship. The historic site includes nursery and education rooms, but the Sunday page does not promise staffed nursery or Sunday School at both hours; families should contact the chapel rather than assume those facilities correspond to active weekly programs. Visitors drawn to the campus can review the history booklet and events before choosing between the beach and indoor settings. Holiday and weather conditions may particularly affect the earlier outdoor service.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and two Sunday worship settings · Consistently published 10:00 chapel service · History, Tree House sanctuary, and campus development · Current chapel and community events

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Community and music activities — dates vary; check events

Location